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What is the law on audio surveillance?

Answered By Editor


US laws clearly state in the United States Codes, Title 18, Section 2510 (2) in its first amendment says that any conversation between individuals is private, unless they are notified that they are being monitored.

This means that recoding them is illegal unless all parties are told that they are being recorded. Disclaimers should be in plain view.

Authorities though armed with a judge signed warrant can conduct audio surveillances even without the consent or knowledge of any individuals.

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